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ZyWALL (ZyNOS) CLI Reference Guide
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CHAPTER 5
Auxiliary (Dial Backup)
Commands
Use these commands to configure dial backup (auxiliary) port settings on the ZyWALL.
5.1 Command Summary
The following table describes the values required for many dial backup commands. Other
values are discussed with the corresponding commands.
The following section lists the aux commands.
Table 14 Dial Backup Command Input Values
LABEL DESCRIPTION
aux-port This identifies the channel (device) for dial backup.
aux0: This is the dial backup port.
aux1: This is the 3G WAN connection. This only applies to devices with a 3G
WAN connection.
Table 15 Dial Backup Commands
COMMAND DESCRIPTION M
aux atring <aux-port> Shows the AT command strings that the ZyWALL has sent to
the WAN device and the responses.
R
aux cdmamdm flag [1|0] 1 allows the ZyWALL to dial a CDMA modem connected to
the dial backup port.
R
aux cnt clear <aux-port> Clears the auxiliary port’s counter information. R
aux cnt disp <aux-port> Displays the auxiliary port’s counter information. R
aux dial <aux-port> <phone-number> Has the ZyWALL dial the modem. Include a # symbol at the
beginning of the phone number as required.
R
aux disableDSRCheck The LG 340 wireless modem does not send a DSR when it is
ready. Use this command with a LG 340 wireless modem to
have the ZyWALL not check for a DSR signal.
R
aux dqtest <aux-port> Sends the AT command to the WAN device R
aux drop <aux-port> Disconnects the auxiliary port’s connection. R
aux enableDSRCheck Has the ZyWALL check for a DSR signal from the modem.
Use this command if you have stopped using a LG 340
wireless modem and want to change to a regular modem (that
sends a DSR when it is ready).
R
aux init <aux-port> Initializes the auxiliary port’s connection. R